• Guarantee 90%+ first-pass rates and 30-day collection cycles at 3-4% fees • Start with complex coding specialties like oncology and orthopedics, then expand across specialties • Collaborate with Forum's AI Studio to bring together ambitious people, brilliant ideas, and capital.

Role Description We’re looking for a detail-oriented Medical Coder & Biller to manage the full billing cycle for our dermatology clients. You’ll handle claims start to finish — coding, submission, follow‑up, and collections — with precision and care. Every detail matters, and your accuracy will keep revenue flowing smoothly. What You’ll Do - Review patient records and code dermatology procedures (ICD‑10, CPT, modifiers). - Submit clean claims and minimize rejection and denial rates. - Verify insurance eligibility and benefits before submission. - Work denials — identify root causes, appeal when appropriate, and prevent repeat issues. - Manage A/R and follow up on unpaid claims and patient balances. - Handle patient billing questions professionally. - Collaborate with providers to improve documentation accuracy. - Maintain organized, confidential billing records. - Track payer changes and stay current on coding updates. Qualifications - [REQUIRED] 1+ year dermatology coding (MOHS, J-Codes, etc). - Strong ICD-10, DRG, CPT, and modifier knowledge. - Proficiency with billing software and EHR systems. - Takes ownership, doesn't need hand-holding, but is a team player. - Clear and professional communicator with providers, payers, and patients. - Certification in coding is a plus, not required. Benefits - Hourly or salaried (based on the role). - Health, dental, and vision insurance. - Paid time off. - Equity (for salaried employees).

• Assigns either ICD-10-CM and PCS codes for inpatient visits or assigns ICD-10 CM codes, professional and technical EM levels, and surgical CPT codes for physician visits at commercially reasonable production rates and at a consistent 95% or greater quality level. • Validates either MS-DRG or APC assignments, as applicable. • Abstracts clinical data appropriately. • Mitigates either hospital inpatient coding-related claims scrubber edits or professional and technical coding-related claims scrubber edits. • Tolerates short-term assignments for up to two different clients. • Participates in client and Savista meetings and training sessions as instructed by management. • Maintains an ongoing current working knowledge of the coding convention in play at client assignments. • Performs other related duties as required.

• Acts as a resource and role model to team members, which includes training/orienting, providing day-to-day work direction, and giving input on performance. • Assigns, monitors, and reviews progress, quality and accuracy of work, monitors productivity, maintains appropriate staffing levels, directs efforts and provides guidance on more complex issues. • Codes routine to complex procedures and diagnoses including hospital-based or surgery center surgical procedures using ICD, CPT, and HCPCS coding guidelines, procedures and protocols for government and commercial payers. • Meets or exceeds department quality and production standards. • Abstracts documentation to choose correct ICD, CPT, HCPCS codes according to standard coding guidelines, procedures and protocols. • Detects, reports and acts as a resource to assist in resolving billing compliance issues. • Responsible for processing denial management claims and addressing patient concerns. • Coordinates payer audit reviews and acts as a resource for coding-related audits. • Participates in various department projects including but not limited to researching new services, claim scrubbing, quality checks/assessing errors, presenting demonstrations, etc. • Performs calibration and troubleshooting procedures and escalates unresolved issues as needed.